Description
Transform your bedroom into a coastal retreat with this trendy collection. With panel accents and crisp white finishes, these pieces bring a fresh, airy vibe to your space. Get ready to kick off and wind down your day in style with this chic set!
Features & Benefits
- Two-Toned finish
- Tapered wooden legs
- Consists of Panel Headboard/Footboard and Rails
- Boxspring and Mattress required. Sold separately.
Dimension
Queen - 66"W X 82"D X 56"H
King - 82"W X 82"D X 56"H
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